Soigné stuff and a pretty solid start to a mushroom binge.
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Otherwise, this is a fairly soigné way to serve mac and cheese.
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Why make an easy funnel cake when you can make a soigné funnel cake?
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Smoking, atmospheric cinema, appearing effortlessly soigné at all times despite eating more cheese than anyone.
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He worked in department stores in high school, including Bonwit Teller, at the time Boston's most soigné retailer.
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Over here in the soigné corner, we have a leek, pancetta, and black trumpet pizza made with "biga" dough.
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The epitome of southern soigné, he was a Jew in a gentile beau monde that would never fully accept him.
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Tall, imposing, terrifically rich and fond of carrying a riding crop at all times, A'lelia was notorious for soigné sex parties.
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The Humm Dog is as soigné as it is artery-clogging, but that's not to say that it's hard to make.
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The kind of places that can serve up soigné cocktails on a dime, so that you can get right down to business.
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But, strange to say, this formerly untidy man now seems quite soigné, in a new suit and with his hair smoothed down.
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If you want to put a soigné twist on your Super Bowl staples, look no further than these cacio e pepe chicken wings.
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" After the waiter brought over cold glasses of milk for the table, Big Body Bes noted the soigné service: "Bringing us glasses of milk?
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The food will be soigné but the attire and the vibe will be casual AF, so get your tickets here and bring your appetite.
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But what about more soigné crafts like sushi-making, and all of its accompanying Jiro Ono-ish platitudes about elegance and "human touch" and mastery?
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Another soigné take on the burger that became an online sensation was chef Jaimie van Heije's deconstructed Big Mac tartare, using only ingredients from McDonald's.
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We've put together a list of some of our favorite soigné burger recipes that can satiate your fast food cravings in the safety of your own kitchen.
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The cost of this soigné ensemble—that is, if you could buy it in stores, which you cannot—likely reached $10,000, and that is without the shoes.
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These pasta recipes range from the simple to the soigné, but all celebrate the noodle and the multitude of rich sauce blankets available within the Italian carb canon.
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Sometimes, you get a fancy hangover that calls for something a little more soigné than deep-fried everything with cheese for breakfast and that's why smoked salmon exists.
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All you need is a frying pan and six basic ingredients, and you can make a soigné snack that will bring you right back to a simpler time.
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For Lee Radziwill, he clad the drawing room of a soigné neo-Georgian house in London in a wondrous multipatterned explosion that invoked both the Ottoman Empire and Raj-era India.
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In the uneven but enjoyable production, which opened on Wednesday at the St. James Theater, directed by Moritz von Stuelpnagel, Mr. Kline makes his entrance in a state of soigné disarray.
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So if you want to hunker down in a quieter room away from all the Bourbon Street rabble, we have a list of cocktail bars that is equal parts classic and soigné.
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As consumers of media, we usually only see the soigné, pore-less end result and not the road there — a sense of secrecy still surrounds how we're actively working to achieve the complexions of our dreams.
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Most of these chefs have never been to China and have no Chinese culinary training, so they are learning as they go, synthesizing the values of the kitchens they know (organic, seasonal, soigné) with Chinese elements they do not.
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We frequently hosts chefs from around the world in the MUNCHIES Kitchen, where they often go full soigné and turn out Michelin star-worthy dishes like pine nut semifreddo sprinkled with pine bud extract and gelatinized pig's blood with rhubarb foam.
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Because he's Michael White and he's soigné af, he scooped half of the pesto from the food processor into a high-powered blender, blitzed it silky-smooth, then folded it back into the food processor pesto to get that best-of-both-worlds texture.
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Then came cock-o'-the-walk jumpsuits with shoulders swagged not in epaulets but swirled rosettes, which led to military outerwear, which led to cropped sweatshirts and long fluted skirts in fleecy fabrics made soigné with ruffs and insignia, and young gun leathers with couture layers.
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There are also more soigné riffs on this concept, which make use of culinary techniques to avoid chocking on dried glue and bearings, such as melting down a bunch of Jolly Ranchers into a massive mold that spins, or using a lazy Suzan base for a fondant-based spinner.
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Before settling in to see what Tess and the rest of the restaurant crew get up to on this week's episode, we first need to decide what bottle of wine to open before turning on the TV. In the preview for episode 3, "Everyone is Soigné," we see Tess starting up a flirtation with her fellow back waiter Will.
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But rather than trolling some Instagram foodie account to stay up on this week's sexiest restaurant, cast your cynicism aside and use this guide as if it were your best friend: the one who might know what soigné means and isn't afraid of potentially catching Hepatitis A from the dirtiest food stall in New York because it has "those" noodles that "will change your life" or something.
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It is a balance that Bertrand Guyon is gradually finding at Schiaparelli, which this season teetered between crowd-pleasing circus and strict chic via jeweled zebras leaping high on the hip of asymmetric cocktail frocks: pressed palazzo pants under starburst jackets, the shoulders curved like a Ferris wheel; and party dresses that alternated sparkling saccharine piñata stripes with soigné cowl-draped bias-cuts — though he took a tumble with bloomers and quilted butterfly bed jackets.
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Heinze changed the name of the restaurant in Soigné, but sold the restaurant a year later.
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"oneself saying"; so-called; self-described. ; soigné: fashionable; polished. ; soirée: an evening party. ; sommelier: a wine steward.
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Restaurant Soigné is a restaurant in Bussum, Netherlands. It is a fine dining restaurant that was awarded one Michelin star in 2010 and has retained that rating until the present.Alle 2014 Michelin sterren in een overzicht In 2013, GaultMillau awarded the restaurant 13 out of 20 points. The head chef of Soigné is Dennis Jong, former senior sous chef of La Rive.
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Portrait of Olga de Meyer by William Bruce Ellis Ranken, Leeds Museums and Galleries Known for "her elusive combination of childlike innocence and soigné charm" and described as "tall and slender, with Venetian red hair", Olga de Meyer was muse and model to many artists, among them Jacques-Émile Blanche, James McNeill Whistler, James Jebusa Shannon, Giovanni Boldini, Walter Sickert, John Singer Sargent, and Paul César Helleu."Teacup Tattle", The New York Times, 16 August 1903Ann Galbally, Charles Conder: The Last Bohemian (Melbourne University Press, 2003), pages 187–188. Another of her artist admirers was Charles Conder, who was infatuated by Olga Caracciolo and painted her portrait; Aubrey Beardsley was part of her youthful circle as well. Olga de Meyer also inspired characters in novels by Elinor Glyn and Ada Leverson.
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